Dynamic gait index pdf 2025

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  3. For each of the eight gait assessment categories, read the instructions carefully. Record your observations based on the patient's performance, selecting the appropriate score from 0 to 3.
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It includes eight items, walking on level surfaces, changing speeds, head turns in horizontal and vertical directions, walking and turning 180 degrees to stop, stepping over and around obstacles, and stair ascent and descent.
It is a score derived from 3DGA, which provides a numerical value that expresses overall gait pathology (range 0100, where 100 and above indicates absence of gait pathology). Every 10-point decrease in the GDI corresponds to one standard deviation from the mean of healthy controls.
The DGI tests the ability of the participant to maintain walking balance while responding to different task demands, through various dynamic conditions. It is a useful test in individuals with vestibular and balance problems and those at risk of falls.
The FGA includes three items which are not on the DGI: Gait with Narrow Base of Support, Gait with Eyes Closed, and Ambulating Backwards. The Dynamic Gait Index has one item which is not on the FGA: Step Around Obstacles. Thus, although these tests are similar, they are not interchangeable.